The Chicago Bears' new coaching staff wants to see more fire out of Caleb Williams during his second NFL season, a precursor to expected improvements offensively in 2025, according to NFL reporter Albert Breer.

At some point during the offseason, coach Ben Johnson said, almost every Bear has walked into a coordinator’s office — or his — and said he wanted to be coached with intensity.

The Chicago Bears made headline-grabbing moves last year, shaking up their offensive identity. In a bold decision, they moved on from former quarterback Justin Fields and selected Caleb Williams with the No.

Marcedes Lewis only spent two seasons with the Chicago Bears, but that was apparently enough for him to see a bright future for quarterback Caleb Williams.

Williams admitted Wednesday that he was intrigued by the Vikings before last year’s draft. Yes, he said he had concerns about the Bears’ poor history in developing quarterbacks — but those were rooted in decades of fact.